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thetist will give you some medicine to take a nap. You will not feel any pain because of the medicine. After the doctor has fixed your...you will wake up and I will be waiting for you.”
According to Sandra Privatee, CRNA, and specialist in pediatric anesthesia, the following are some of the important questions to ask the nurse anesthetist before your child undergoes anesthesia:
• What type of anesthesia will be used? How will it be administered and monitored?
• What do you need to know concerning my child’s medical history, such as previous surgeries, allergies, medications, etc.?
• Is it possible for me to remain with my child in the operating room until he/she falls asleep?
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